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Dubrovnik to Mostar by private transfer

The road to Mostar leaves the coast and follows the Neretva upstream into Bosnia and Herzegovina, around two and a half hours in all. Most visitors come for the Old Bridge and then stay for the cobbled bazaar lanes, which are at their best in the evening.

Muhamed brings your group to its hotel in Mostar. Coming the other way, he collects you in Mostar and heads for Dubrovnik or the airport.

Mostar

At a glance

Distance
About 140 km
Driving time
About 2.5 hours, plus time at the border
Border
Croatia – Bosnia and Herzegovina, passport or ID card
Price
Price on request
Vehicles
Mercedes-Benz V-Class, up to 7 passengers (luggage checked for full groups)

The border with Bosnia and Herzegovina

You show your documents twice, once on the Croatian side and once on the Bosnian side. Out of season it rarely takes long; on busy summer days, expect some waiting. Keep passports or ID cards within reach in the van.

Questions about Mostar

Can we see Mostar and come back the same day?

For a return on the same day, a day trip suits you better than a transfer. Take a look at our day out to Kravice and Mostar.

Can we go on from Mostar to Split?

Yes. Our Dubrovnik to Split transfer through Počitelj and Mostar does exactly that in a single day.

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